Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-05
News Notes.
A bank is to be established at Lon,

A bank is to be established at Long
Beach in the near future.
The new John A. Logan post G. A.
X. starts off with over sixty members.
The sales of real estate yesterday
numbered So and amounted to $751;
613.
Twenty-four real estate agents, by
actual count, are plying their vocation
at Long Beach.
All the trusses of the Kuhrts street
bridge are up and as soon as the APP
proaches are finished the bridge will
be passable.
In the transfers of real estate yester-
day the Times-Mirror Company decided
L. II. Spaulding lot As, block A, Fort
Hill Tract for $21 ,666.
A large force of men and teams are
at work grading for the great 200
room hotel at Cahuenga, and kiln of
brick is being burned for the edifice.
Bids for the leasing of the saloon of
the new Turn Hall, which will only be
received from members of the society,
will be received until next Monday
evening.
The building committee of the
Turnverein has rented one OF the
stores in the new Turn Hall on Spring
street to G. Cohn 4 Co., a San Fran
cisco firm.
Six dissolute characters were locked
up on charges OF vagrancy yesterday.
The town is becoming infested with
tramps, and the police have decided
to abate the nuisance.
The monthly target firing of the
shooting section of the Turner's for a
medal, will take place next Sunday on
their range near the reservoir of the
City Water Company.
All Sam, forlorn Mongolian, left
his team unhitched on Buena Vista
street, yesterday afternoon, and Off
Ger Collins conveyed the heather to
the City Prison, where he deposited IS.
There will be dime social held by
the w. r. C. this evening in Stanton
Post rooms. Music, speeches and re-
freshments. All Veterans and their
friends are cordially invited.
The un-elected st. John, not the
Patmos individual, but the man VIII o
failed to be elected President on the
Prohibition ticket, will arrive in Los
Angeles next month to speak in favor
of prohibition.
Four miles of steel rails arrived
yesterday from New Orleans by the
Sunset route, and were sent forward
to Santa Barbara. This supply will
probably complete the track, with
side-tracks at Santa Barbara.
A sea-lion captured off Catalina
Island has been added to the zoologi-
cal collection at the Washington Gar
den ostrich farm. His lionship is now
fiourishing in bath tub, but other
quarters will be provided soon.
A. J. Cahill and Albert Anderson
had tumble yesterday from the new
railroad bridge over the Arroyo Seco
at Garvanzo and were severely injured
but not fatally. They were taken to
the Sisters Hospital in this city.
George Colman visited town last
night and wandered down to Alameda
street. He entered one of the dens OF
iniquity and proceeded to beat one Of
the unfortunate women, but was in
terrupted by Officer Gilbert, who
locked him up on charge of battery
Geo. H. Eggers and wife came uI
from Los Angeles this morning. Mr.
Eggers states that the boom is moi
only going on, but it is impossible fol
one to stay there any length of time
without catching the fever. Real es-
tate continues to advance, and large
number of wealthy people from the
East are investing there.-[Fresno Elk
positor.